There's No Point In Lying

I Met Gemma, My Wife, When She Was 12. She Had A Schoolgirl Crush On Me And Her Dad Had Arranged For Her To Meet Me. Later, She Started Coming To My Concerts, But I Only Got To Know Her Well After Her Mother Died. I Rang To See How She Was, And That's How It Started.

I Became Famous So Quickly And So Young - It Was Daunting. I Was Immature And I Used To Say Some Really Stupid Things In Interviews. I Never Smiled On Stage So I Looked Really Serious, But It Was Because I Hated My Teeth And Was Incredibly Nervous.

It Seems No Matter What You Say And How Politically Correctly And Carefully You Say It, You Offend Someone. Or At Least I Always Do.

I Actually Have Two Hats In My Office; One Says "network," One Says "studio." Paul Lee Over At Abc Sent Those Over To Us And I Find It Very Useful.

If You've Been Massive And It's All Slid Away, You Tend To Get Written Off. It's Quite Difficult To Overcome That, Which Is Why I've Got This Problem With Nostalgia.